Sentence examples for liberal interpretations from inspiring English sources

Liberal interpretations of traditional foods also appeal to his customers.

Others were more liberal interpretations of the quilters' art.

The Vatican permits every bishop and leader of a religious order to make those decisions, which vary from stricter to more liberal interpretations of the rules.

New European Union rules that went into effect in 2007 for the first time specifically authorized product placement, which had already been practiced in E.U. countries, like Spain, Italy and Austria, under liberal interpretations of previous laws.

Minus Half a Star for the Slave Master's overly liberal Interpretations of Scripture and Half a Star for the Ending of the Film, which I did not like (Satanical).

Bill Mays At the close of the 1970s the versatile pianist Bill Mays wrote a classically informed jazz suite at the behest of Bud Shank, a bebop-steeped alto saxophonist then doubling seriously on flute; the resulting composition appeared on an album alongside liberal interpretations of Debussy, Bach and Scriabin.

Others simply have a more liberal interpretation.

("It's a liberal interpretation" of O-Tech, Davis said).

Is this artistic adventurousness or an overly liberal interpretation of the brief?

Mr. Cohen was simply voicing his support for the most liberal interpretation.

In their liberal interpretation of Dostoyevsky, Father Zosima is a gay foot fetishist.